Aside all the lovely Christmas presents, Christmas is a pretty crazy time of year for all concerned. What with putting a massive tree in your house, inviting a strange bearded man down your chimney and singing historic songs outside people's houses, yuletide is pretty nutty. Our traditions pale into insignificance however when compared to the traditions of our friends in countries further afield. Check out our favourite Weird and Wonderful Traditions in the video below...

Here's a snapshot of strange Christmas Traditions from around the Globe

In the Palestinian Territories there's a parade through the town which is obviously led by Bagpipe bands, whereas in Brazil children are locked in a room and not let out till the Christmas Tree is decorated. If its weird Yuletide culinary habits you're after then you'll have to go a long way to beat the good folk of Japan who eat KFC for Christmas dinner (although the El Salvadorians come a close second eating sauteed turkey sandwiches for their festive lunch).

Its not all a Merry Christmas though, Father Christmas has been banned in Tajikistan and The Kingdom of Brunei officially banned all future Christmas celebrations at the start of 2015. Bah Humbug!

Our Interactive Map of how Christmas is celebrated around the World

So. How do we know about all these crazy goings on around the globe? Well, our team of Prezzybox boffins have researched every country the World over examining all things Christmassy - from when the big day is celebrated through to how people are greeted, as well as the name of the man himself. Check out the interactive map below. Feliz Navidad everybody!